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Sad bell tolls 87 times for kids who died in violence or accidents Task force sponsors event as reminder to `Stop Killing Our Children'
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One mother wept Wednesday as she gently rocked a child in her
arms. Other mothers and family members hugged each other in
sorrow and support.
But perhaps the most dramatic part of the commemorative ceremonies
for Wednesday's moment of silence an event calling on residents to
remember children who died because of violence or accidents came
when the name and age of each child killed in Milwaukee County over
the last 18 months were read. After each name was read, a bell was
tol...
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Event set to recall kids who have been killed Task force hopes minute of silence will make statement against violence; 87 children died violently or in accidents in 1995, first half of 1996 1995 Eddie Rhodes, 17 Ricardo Ramos, 12 Kimberly Carr, 18 Payton Ashford, 15 Michael Petroviak, 18 Daniel Parks, 6 Delany Bayfield, 3 Armond Porter, 9 Joseph Downey Jr., 9 months Laura Leach, 11 Deandre Eubanks, 7 months Egypt Roquemore, 3 Megan Rose West, 6 weeks Marcus Cotton, 16 Delano Blunt, 14 Brandy Newell, 7 months Brian Allen Jr., 2 Brian Crosby, 14 Richard Roundtree, 7 months Justin Flowers Jr., 3 Adrian Powell, 15 Willie Cobbins, 14 Ariel Puerto, 17 John E. Anderson III, 10 months David Bost, 18 Cesar Sandoval, 17 Lataunja Williams, 18 Denzel Vales, 2 Andwar Griffin, 17 Pernell Brooks, 16 Jorge Vega, 17 Shaniqua Redic, 1 Larry Saxton, 16 Marcus Deback, 9 Raylon Randolph, 18 Shakira Shorter, 1 Tenea Martin, 3 minutes Larry Burnette Jr., 18 Jessica Payne, 16 Chynna Burns, 2 Michael Oliver, 18 Tommie Bell, 15 Jason Stewart, 14 Robert Bruce, 18 Tracie Nack, 18 Ryan Loveday, 17 Kalie Allen, 7 months Keith Henderson Jr., 16 Yolanda Flores, 18 Jan. 1 to June 30, 1996 Shaun Scott, 17 Demetrius Washington, 18 Joseph Hernandez, 15 Alonzo Gardner, 16 Rasheda Dickerson, 17 David Fajardo, 17 Omar Hooper, 17 Alexis Flores, 16 Michael Bailey, 18 Brandon Booker, 17 Laquann Moore, 13 Stevie Blunt, 17 Michael Tepley, 15 George Staniszewski, 17 Kristina Dziegielewski, 10 Devin Windom, 6 Jasmine Torres, 1 Rosa Torres, 2 Atianna Scott, 2 Jesse Stalvey, 7 months Thor Galloway, 2 Zachary Lieb, 7 Joseph Lieb, 5 Jonathan Lieb, 9 Elizabeth Alm- Snyder, 4 Christopher Hoepfl, 6 months Fantazia Spencer, 8 David Walker, 18 Mikeal Davis, 17 Rolanda Burden, 18 Daniel McCartan, 18 Jenny Bermema, 10 Shawn Quaderer, 3 Steven Sowinski, 16 Brittany Cox, 2 Caprice Hooks, 4. Shamaria Ivy, 4 Paola Huerta, 7 months
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; In what they hope will be a statement against violence, the African American/Jewish Task Force is asking residents throughout the metropolitan area to pause in a minute of silence Wednesday to remember children in Milwaukee who died violently or in accidents. The task force says it plans to observe
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'No Child Left Behind': President Extends Executive Order for Task Force on Environmental Risks to Children
U.S. Newswire
; WASHINGTON, April 21 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The White House announced last Friday that by Executive Order it is extending President Bush's Task Force on Environmental Health and Safety Risks to Children as part of his efforts to increase federal coordination on a wide range of children's health issues.
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 "The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)")
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JUVENILE TASK FORCE STEPS CLOSER TO REALITY; THE TASK FORCE WILL START BY IDENTIFYINGTROUBLED CHILDREN AT TWO HIGH POINT SCHOOLS.(TRIAD/STATE)
The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)
; When High Point Police Chief Louis Quijas talks about preventing violent crime among the city's youth, he talks of Derrick Jermaine Deas. Deas, just 18 years old, sits in the Guilford County Detention Center in High Point, charged with two counts of murder. The city's strategy for addressing
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2 countians on Pa. task force for children
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
; Gov. Mark Schweiker has selected two Lancaster County residents to serve on a task force that has been commissioned to improve health care and education for the state's children. Marilyn Ware will head the 33-member Early Childhood Care and Education Task Force. Ware, of Strasburg, is the board
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 "AAP General News (Australia)")
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Fed: Task force to stop indecent use of photos of children
AAP General News (Australia)
; 00-00-0000 Fed: Task force to stop indecent use of photos of children A national task force will attempt to clamp down on the publication of photos of children on indecent websites and so-called spy phones. The Standing Committee of Attorneys General meeting in Canberra today, has agreed to form
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